If You've done any of these, you may be a directioner
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11 Signs That You Were Clearly A 'Directioner'

or still are

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Buckle up guys and gals, I am about to take you on a ride back to good old two-thousand and eleven with this article. Here are eleven signs that you may have been a fan of one direction at one point, or that you still are a fan.

1. You rememberĀ  the X-factor day's and the video diaries

2. Even though they may have broken up, you stillĀ  listen to each of them as solo artists

3. You may have read the many largely popular fan fictions, or even wrote some yourself

4. You remember looking up all the information you could and memorizing it

5. You may have gotten into a few heated debates with your fiends over who each member would 'marry'

6. You hated the band 'The Wanted' only because most of the fandom did too

7. You may have even gotten into the band 'Five Seconds of Summer' because of them

8. You know every song even if you haven't heard it in years

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9. You had your walls covered/still covered in posters of the boys

10. You would constantly beg to go to one of their concerts

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11. You counted the hours till the boys went live for "1D Day"

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